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Most Recent Additions*

The Open and Obvious Doctrine: Putting a "Figment of Judicial Imagination" Back Into Its Rightful Place
Abby Talbot

From Clicks to Claims: Redefining Products Liability in the Amazon Era
Olivia Grice

The Applicability of Comparative Fault in Contract-Based Actions: A Louisiana Circuit Split
Daniel Paisant Jr.

Talbot, Paisant, and Mengis on Louisiana Torts: A Foreword
Thomas C. Galligan Jr.

The Safe Assumption: Revising the Duty Standard for Design Professionals in Louisiana Construction Litigation
Joseph Mengis

Louisiana Writ Practice: An Examination of Supervisory Jurisdiction
Bradley C. Guin

Pierre Auguste Charles Bourguignon Derbigny—A Transformative Actor in Louisiana’s Legal and Political History: Career, Cases, and Code
Markus G. Puder

Consideration, Detrimental Reliance, Promissory Estoppel—or the 1984 Common Law Rodents in the Louisiana Civil Code of 1825
Alain A. Levasseur

Ruminations on Mineral Code Articles 77–79: Can an Exception Really Swallow its Rule?
Patrick S. Ottinger

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Bars Over Books: How the Justice System Fails Juveniles
Hannah Rehm

Controlled Chaos: The Confusing Consequences of Classifying Misoprostol and Mifepristone as Schedule IV Substances in Louisiana
Alayna Landry

State Against Federal: What Can Be Done to Ease the Tension at The Border
Caitlyn Whitley

Chilling Effect or Safety Measure? Scrutinizing Louisiana's 25-Foot Buffer Law
Madison Adams

From Running Plays to Getting Paid: The Game-Changing Need for Estate Planning in the Era of NIL
Priscilla A. Roshto

Our Past Should Not Define Our Future: History's Icy Grip on First Amendment Jurisprudence
Brenna Lauga

*Updated as of 06/19/26.